American actor, director, and producer
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He went from sitcom dad to meth-cooking antihero and won four Emmys doing it. Walter White made Bryan Cranston a name people remember when they talk about the best thing they ever saw on television.
Bryan Lee Cranston was born March 7, 1956, and spent years working steadily before Fox cast him as Hal, the goofy father in Malcolm in the Middle, a role that earned him Emmy nominations from 2000 to 2006. Then AMC took a chance on him as Walter White in Breaking Bad, and the part rewired his career — he won Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series four times between 2008 and 2014. He brought that intensity to Broadway, winning a Tony for playing Lyndon Johnson in All the Way in 2014, then a second Tony and a Laurence Olivier Award for Howard Beale in Network. His turn as blacklisted screenwri…
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